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Center for Brooklyn History Exhibit Explores Battle of Brooklyn Legacy
“Battle of Brooklyn: Fought and Remembered” brings together objects, documents, and rare maps to illustrate the 1776 battle and its legacy in the borough.
Daily Links: Study Says City Should Expand Metered Parking, Cites Nostrand
A flood of new rentals, kicking off the Year of the Horse Brooklyn style, and more Brooklyn news.
Daily Links: Mayor Revives Protected Bike Lane Project in East Flatbush
A night with the legendary owner of Bad Bunny’s favorite New York bar, a Rockrose development grows in Cobble Hill, and more Brooklyn news.
Daily Links: $1 Million City Investment for the Coney Island BID
An Israel drone supplier is booted from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair returns to Gowanus, and more Brooklyn news.
Green-Wood to Debut Return to Earth ‘Human Composting’ Burials
The green option, also called “natural organic reduction,” transforms a body into nutrient-dense soil in just a few weeks.
The tour adds excellent perspective. Chief Historian Dominique Jean-Louis has deep knowledge as well as passion for the material.
Center for Brooklyn History Exhibit Explores Battle of Brooklyn LegacyLike the DOT's other projects, the Court St redesign hurt local businesses, increased traffic, and prioritized a wealthy few individuals at the expense of the city at large.
Judge Nixes Lawsuit Against Court Street Bike LaneYes please.
Thursday Food & Drink Round-UpThe two Marine Park events on Sunday 12/21 have been combined and will take place from 5pm to 6:30pm at the Salt Marsh Nature Center on Avenue (not at Seba Playground as previously advertised)! Hope to see you there
Close Out the Year With Free Events at Brooklyn’s Parks